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Oct 10, 2011
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diana
Check out AIM Language learning. The focus is on oral language, so students tend to learn the grammar first by speaking the language. We use it at our school and I've been to a couple of the workshops.
Oct 25, 2011
Ellie
On 10/25/11, Simon wrote: > Hi all, can anybody recommend a safe, interactive website, > to practise some vocab for Halloween with my class?
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section; I've just had my free password and it looks great.
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section; I've just had my free password and it looks great.
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On 10/25/11, Simon wrote: > Hi all, can anybody recommend a safe, interactive website, > to practise some vocab for Halloween with my class?
Il n'y a pas de telle chose!!!!! LE FRANCAIS!!
Il n'y a pas de telle chose!!!!! LE FRANCAIS!!
Oct 27, 2011
Nov 1, 2011
Any idea for a positive 10 minutes discussion/debate in French (with British high-schoolers) about "Unemployement" ? I am a French Teaching Assistant in the UK. I wonder how to lead a short discussion about this serious topic and what questions to ask to have a positive and lively discussion about "unemployement". Any relevant idea is welcome. Than...See More
Nov 15, 2011
I'm already got Au Suivant by Jacques Brel with the Sensational Alex Harvey Band "translation" but am looking for something a bit more accessible.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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diana
I'm sure that you could find some that you'd like through Sylvia's website.
Dec 14, 2011
Dec 18, 2011
Cheers Azadeh
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Yes, having learned French starting in the late 70's, teaching since 1984, I have noticed the difference. The difference lies in the fact that one would like for students to be able to speak spontaneously and to be able to understand authentic French audio from radio and news casts.
The old ...See More